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The GRP flat roof has standing water or is ponding water into one area. Standing or ponding water is a regular occurrence with flat roofing in general but one that will not affect the performance of the GRP roofing surface.
If you are getting standing or ponding of water then it looks like your flat roof was installed at the foundations with an insufficient fall or the decking has not been rebated where the drip trims have been attached, which created a lip that's holding the water on the roof.
If you had the roof installed by a local contractor then talk to them and see what they can do. We do manufacture and supply a self levelling anti pooling system that can be applied directly to the area where the water ponds, talk to one of our sales representatives for more information.
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The GRP roofing topcoat is still sticky or tacky to the touch
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Fibrelast kits are a quick and easy way to get everything you need for your next roofing project. In this section, we look at the different options available when choosing your Kit.
Fibrelast kits go up to a maximum of 50m². If you have a roof bigger than this then please contact our technical support team who will create a custom kit, or you can order the individual items in the Fibrelast Store.
Fibrelast is available in four colours with Iron Grey being the standard finish. The other colours are made to order, so please allow an additional 3 working days for production.
There are three types of Fibrelast roofing kits all using different fibreglass reinforcement weights. The Standard Kit uses 450gm and is great for projects with no foot traffic whereas the High Density and Ultra High Density kits use 600gm and dual 450gm for a stronger finish.
Fibrelast as with any GRP Roofing system can only be applied to OSB decking for maximum adhesion. If you require a product that bonds to an existing surface then Fibrecoat or Overcoat are the best products suited for this type of project.